Gurugram: 72-yr-old man dies after jumping in front of moving train
A 72-year-old bank manager died by suicide in Gurugram, citing health issues in a note. He was found after jumping in front of a train.
A 72-year-old man died by suicide after jumping in front of a moving train near Daultabad flyover in Gurugram on Thursday, police said.

According to police, the victim was an assistant general manager of a public sector bank in Delhi and lived in Sushant Lok-I in Sector 43.
Inspector Vinod Kumar, station house officer of Gurugram government railway police station, said that the victim was suffering from various health issues for the last two years.
“A suicide note was recovered in which the man stated that he was mentally exhausted due to his cardiac and other ailments and no one was responsible for his death,” he said.
“He left home at 12.30 am after telling his wife that he was going for a night walk. He came to Daultabad,” he said.
Kumar said locals and the loco-pilot later alerted the authorities at the Gurugram railway station, following which police reached the spot and found the body by 2 am.
Investigators said that his family members were alerted about the incident and no foul play was alleged.
An inquiry under Section 194 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita was carried out at the GRP station, police said.
ABOUT THE AUTHORDebashish KarmakarDebashish Karmakar is a principal correspondent with the Hindustan Times, Gurugram bureau. He has a vast journalistic experience of almost 14 years of covering crime, court, power, transport, administration, weather and other beats while working across various organisations. He has been covering Gurugram, Faridabad, Nuh, Palwal and other districts of southern Haryana for more than four and a half years. He has produced several breaking and exclusive stories while reporting from the ground where he maintains a strong presence on a daily basis. He writes news articles which are hard-hitting and accurate. With his strong bureaucratic sources, he frequently writes stories to expose the failure of the system forcing authorities to take necessary course-corrective steps. Besides crime, important convictions and court orders, he also writes on human-angle stories, on power issues and challenges faced by the residents on a daily basis in Gurugram and neighbouring areas. In the past, he worked for media houses like The Times of India, where he extensively reported on important government matters and daily proceedings at the Patna High Court. He has also worked in the electronic media and had done ground coverage on the Kedarnath deluge that wrecked Uttarakhand in 2013.Read More
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